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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-07
RoxyErs HAr& wRArs. oLOAKs AvD srIIS

The house OF II. O'Ne 4 Co.. siGthavc and Twentieth
ST. making special Easter display Of trimmed bon
nets hats wraps and costumes In the millinery parors
OH the number OF handsome French bOnncts
AMI hats shown yesterday beautiful little bonnet OF
black net was embroidered The gold beads
finished with frolt Of Jet and geld and trimmed
high cluster OF trcy odgel ribbon and pompon Of
c,ques' plume, fancy woven with
red chenille trimmed with high loop OF red ribbon aud
Chanty by long Of tortoise shell and
lot full rucle placed inside the brn the
bonnet finished with brides OF Chautiily lace. A
stylish little LellotrOpe bonnet OF English straw
was faced with fun putting OF heorropo
velvet with full cluster OF green PUSHES and
full boss hco ope ribbon caught either side
by a comb OF moerofearl long crowned bonnet
braid trimmed with cluster Of vo!ets and
short abot embroidered cropssso an finished with fall
coronet wreath voets ami ribbon strings. high
SDP R l" ti.el bad ebfoiered in orCnaI co'ors aud
resting band Of brown velvet The e,in Of the hat vas
shading number OF pretty chilrcns hats weo
' ms@y regaS T Ton5 IN e Francois and Jet and
s Shapes sG nC% a s S'' e wrap Of s rasaS
With close nins back and front wa. finished With
nSI S Win c Ahoer lite mSnis va. iofnsd Of
ees nall head, OF let coseStiaS bodice wfsP rs
francai, was mHl9 WIZ fn rsGTa front 81 black lace
shsd viii Wide RUNE. d tacs lses TS%5Sr Of stylish
oIotn T.Is !le and other cloth eolo, these
coat nsa as an @ eSgns covert % % se s w
and other English sylo were shown in diagonal cokscrew
Visitors nnl-hei
Ike grneinans line spring 0vercOat with silk Innings. The
Ara long coat with full gathered back aud
hood Arabian burnOus. which Is lined win silk the
shade the the abs dove coi0rs
a delicate these coats trimmed with heavy
pas-emenerle cord and balls match s coat In color
fastened nne pearl buttons
In department tailor made dresses shown in
checks and plaln A handsome cancels
dress made with short basque trimmed with CUTS and
golden brown velvet aud wide straps Of brown
yeye trimmed the heavily draped stylish dress
made shades OF drab ladies' CLOTH The short
was finished with b0ndsn loopei position cus and
the skirt fully dIaPe the darker shade Of color form
the undcTskir ana Ornamenod AT side with large
buttons number OF elk costumes in the
shade. OF shown which
were made IN combination with PLAID velvet harnonZng
tones color. The firm making speciality OF laco
tunes Plat Vaenoennes Oriental lsces The skirts
these costumes quite full richly draped and caught In
parts long loops OF wide white satin ribbon the
short basque or round Of the costumes II made
Various with Pomp2dour square neck full OF
in French cos aud other wool dress goods chaes
aud French goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-07
DROOEINN

Men were al work cleaning Fulton 81. yesterday.
Dr. r. !. Cuyer has returned from his trip 10 the South.
lie speut several New Orleans the guest OF the
Dr. b. NJ Palmer O the Lafayette Square Presbyterian
Church
BERNARD BischoN Frederick Alters fined
s5 each Yesterday by Police Justice Massey for selling
peas which uphste OF copper had been put as
preservative without label setting forth tho fact
Ann yah6 ney age two died yesterday at the Long Island
College Hospital Her mother sent u
oi the Good shepherd ten days ago for dfuaken
meas and found that she had neglected and starved the
child spending money her husband gave her
food ihe child was a mere skeleton when she died.
Frank Maon who attempted 10 shoot Warden John Green
OF the knss County PeuientlarY, street Febru
airy pleaded guilty assault in tho nrst degree yesterday
I'm Tho nr Sessions sentenced 10 ten in
lie wanted 70 be sent to the PenentaTy
but objected the ground thai IL he should
ish Mson II might DO thought that he did II forr nge.
The Of Elections lsened TO another long argument
wOmcn's right TO vote Dr. Everett and
Mrs. Emma BECK with were The chcf Speakers.
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MIX gArES on THE RAILROADS

OFFICIALS or ERIE AND ONTARIO AND WESTERN
THINK FARMERS HAVE No GRIEVANCE.
The complaints OF the milk producers OF Orange County
that they the victims OF unjust and unlawful d'scrm
nation at the hand, Of the railroads In respect TO the
freight charges has produced any visible effect on the
the two roads that were sing led out o special
grievances the Erie and the ontario AMI western. Gen
sral Freight Agent Hammond OF the Erle. said yester
day when no thought the rates his road would
be lowered accordance with the demand OF the or ange
County farmers
Idont SEQ bow under the provision OF
Tie Interstate law 10 as the law works with different IN
farmer. want ib sndt mat md thousand things
troabe II they don know what they 10 want
We make the rates over given territory and vn
mini main tain them.
prominent official Of the Ontario and Western said
that few years ago the milk producers IN orange Gou
~ hal appealed TO the railroad running through the
county that tho freight milk was too high and they
result was that the price di not como Down to TIE
oumer the farmer also failed 10 profit by g. for the
assI IN s sp s En- sSSn s
1ound that they weo not gotus any more for their milk
xss the ,S,s. mere sss soeS q the lew ,sP price 70
"Put the price again and give us the old nsclsss
Sssvisc the mdalemen are alone proating BY The re-
Sesn. 1he official continued
cannot pro milk without putting tho outlying
,sssssy isc ,Op: on the wsy % TIT. city ssaiss
ss :fP :: ssass:s
nd sSss.a IS cent. can To- sr Point. Il 9rsas.
f ss ssn S.n e." w ssHs Ss s sS s%
% Sssdr Y 'sns s, a naasIS" so:
CsSss .s, & and INDEPENDENTLY si:isn 20
q cent; s'.:ss no; I Manor sns ssr ssrs
:sSsss 4 Is I 'sP =
Snks 70 imprAosicabia
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Policeman Ch.rc. Walker 80 the Twenty ffth Precinct
who on Monday arrested Edward Klnirck TIE builder dur
ING heated Ills ...ou a. % efficiency ~ the protection
aHor The police % the ncset- ~ sidney lons fence
ami Ist seventy sixth dec ltrcs That the
true crruslurrs the have not app arcd yet lie
stauGus a. the cprnT taking win MI uI
hs fence when ST. klpauck came across the
street and amons Other hue' sNd that thrt T 70 ''e ol
frnalrlug the feu.c to police si0Dl hy anl saw
mo picket. st0ion NJ tai. tho officer started
and said That sic. statement w1- lic lhetcupo n
kpltr, and tho officer 10y TIE codeol
ar A. assault tho officer d'ciri 10 arrest Mt
kpatrcs willie. he di. ON the way 10 the police station.
tht orer i,cr.s ST.. khpitri said 10 in me fOllte
Department are ti'ud- "i thieves an You are one ot tht
driukcuufss Oncor Walker says that II
Dee would rot have been seat To court win
ant then sent back ON hs post Wiie the re-
porter was taking wh the officer he approached MI Di
fcus" two urchins hu-Y engaged
I'M pryng pc4rts fore the oric"r could reach them
r. u-y ciusf slight o. him AMI rapidly disappeared
around officer -1d that this vas tho way "
always happened ant u almost Impossible 10 catch tho
NL. afNr
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THE GRANT loyUMEyr COMMITTEE.

The adjourned annual meeting Of the Grant Monument
place yesterday afternoon at the asso
cations No ii6 Broadway. Those present were e1
Governor a n. Cornell NJ Barlow, Peter A. CASSIDY
A. l. Sanger Mayor W. Il. Grace. Cornelius Reilly
William LunnIa, Sidney Dillon Hcorge &. IcGOwn' tFea
crick Kuhue George " Williams and Professor H. T.
reener Barlow presided Mr. Sanger made report IN
behalf appointed to consider the proposit os
of tho instantaneous Photographic Company
which offered Ia pnbsh large memorial album containing
photographs relating the last Illness death and unoTa OF
General Grant. The company proposed to sell me
going the association. The committee decided mat inc
limited under its charter To receive only gs
subscr and private requests Tho report 81 the com
mltteo adopted The resignation OF Cornelius Nanue
bt member ~ tho Executive Committee was read ana
Barlow appointed In his MI sanger
tho committee Ia draft on
the death President Arthur president OF the assoca
.!on handed the resolutions which hlo Secretary
reener reported that The association had Outstanding
counts Mossrs ORey and sanger ceruheu
that the sccrrtary's accounts were correct
he the design the monument up
and limit that ought TO be liked as TO the cost OF e
monument Mcssrs. Cornell Sanger. Lummis ana barlow
appointed committee designs Ihoy VIII deeruhc
of discussed but nothing definite was
done. The highest considered 100000 ami the
+2jOOuO favored S3OOOuO III was the Rehetai
opuion Al an should De set soon.
The election officers resulted rs follows Preshen COZ
neus Vanderbilt; yce.presidents W. H. Grace ana ham
ton Fish treasurer. J. PerpOnt Morgan secretary Is l.
Crecner: executive committee Messrs Barlow, Di.on'
Grace Cornell. Sanger O'Reily, Lummis, McGOwn, VIII
Morgan and Orcener.
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JERSEY CITY.

The holy of the killed Monday night on the Penn
syvania Railroad at the Point OF Rocks has not been icn
tilted.
Miss Mamie Lowery attending her fathers grocery No
iO7 Henderson sorday when she heard noise 10 the
room overhead. Size went upstairs ana FOUND sn,ak le
thing portable In the room packed mp ready Tor re-
Miss Iowery pluckiy seized The thet and screamed
Buckbre arrested the man who gave bis
name as George Clark and said he vcl in Philadelphia
Michael Mcraguc ami his Wife an elderly couple living at
No Sl7 found Yesterday sick and destitute
McTagne confined to his bed his arm being swollen TO
size, and his wife suffering liom an ab
scess IN the side.
snit tried in tho Circuit Court before Judge
Kpapp which will The responsibility OF tenement
honse owners J. b. HYDE who taking the school censu.
last year went John Cooks house IN onneleayc aud
was injured through defect IN the stairs He -
suing Cook for IS, GOO damages.
The Prohbitionists have nominated full ticket IN every
district ia the city be voted the charter election Oh Tues
day.
A fire broke II r. m. Tuesday In McDonalds desk
manufactory Nos Iig and l5l Norkave The flames
were the place had been damaged 10 the
extent OF 500 Henry Johnson. stab!cman and william
Richie maker who occaslonly emp Dyed IN the
factory arrcsted suspicion OF arson aud are he
explained that thew drunk ana when Johuson
feed the horses lamp fell out oil his hand anu caused
The
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SENDING 4 FIRE ALARM FROM A SCHOOL.
THE BOY WHO TRIES TO CREATE PANIC LNGEKs
TO SEE THE EFFECT AND is LOCKED UP

THE BOY WHO TRIES TO CREATE PANIC LINGERS
TO SEE THE EFFECT AND is LOCKED UP.
false alarm of fire sent at IL q. m. yesterday
from the special building signal box In PRIMARY
School No. g. in Thrdst.. east of the Bowery IL
called to the school the police remen school trustees
and reporters from Police Headquarters, who found
everything running quietly and smoothly as II
nothing had happened. There had been just little
furry of excitement among the small scholars number
ing nearly 800 when the bells OF the fire engines
sounded in the street. but it had been checked
promptly by Miss NJ >. Cunningham, the priDcipai;
She Is determine woman, and when she sald I" VIII
knock down the first who BIrs ~ the little boys
md girls kept their seats and were as que as iamos
The frenen went away as tLey ascertained
that there no fire In the place.
Miss Cunningham assisted the police in making an
investigation. The alarm-box was on the first ioor
landing, within reach of any person who chose TO
run in from the street. Frederick Kci the janitor,
was said to be in Brooklyn yesterday and the front
door lett unguarded. The key to the alarm oox
was found in the hall Oh the second toOr Four 00ys
and one cOlored girl, who had been excused IRON
their seats short time before the false alarm was
sounded, we're handed TO the police to DC ques-
toned. The young prisoners tearfuliy protested that
they innocent. They had seen strange BOY
with books under hls arm lettering in the ball near
the alarm box. The co ored girl sped the boy on the
OF postc side of the street and pointed him out 10 an
officer who promptly arrested hun. When the other
bows also identified him he was taken 10 the fitth
Street police station, much's scared youngstet TIC
denied having sent out the alarm and said he was
Frank Nett of No. 100 East lIouston-st. His stories
did not hang together well and the police conciuded
that he I'd trica TO create panic III the school As
he eleven years OF age they thought he had teaa
of the trouble caused in the West Fifty-second-st
school by false alarm of fire Tuesday, and that lie
wished TO witness exciting scenes. Ito was
arraigncd in the afternoon at the Essex Market foce
Court on charge OF malicious miscbef. NO ioriha
complaint was taken against him put he was sent to
the Juvenile AeYlum.
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SMOKE AMID THE BoARD or EDUcITIoN
THE FIRE NOT CAUSED, HOWEVER. BY Tnr AM
MA1LD nIscLs.LnN 81 NE MEEING-


MATTD DISCUSSION 81 TIE MEEING
A fire broke out Ia the building adjoining the Board
of Education Offices in Grand ~. last eyehinE. Tho
Board was IN the midst OF excited session and did
not know of the fire until smoke was blown IN no the
windows of the hall aud the noise Of the engin's
heard outside The women commissioners aud She
teachers in tha lobby looked alarmed until Commits
sioner Gallaway who had been out 10 what caused
the smoke returned and announced that there WI, no
cause tor alarm.
woul1 Ike to continue with my remarks thea
said Mr.. SchInitr.
you may proceed replied President simmons.
" and we will inform yon when the walls get hot
The Board discontinued u branch primary school in
Sprinchur.t and one ia Woodlawn and directed that
tile pupils slould he taken oy conveyance 10 a
larger school in Moshaln In the Spriughurst school
there is an average attendance o eighteen pupils and
in the Woodawn school OF twenty three pupils.
protest wa. rccciy from the parents OF the pupils
of the Woodlawn school INST the change. Bat II
was shown that population in both places was not
likely to increase for some years 10 come and the
Woodlawn school being bounded by the Woodlawn
Cemetery and tue city limits had chance OF growth
Tho cost of the schools is over $50 n pupil
aud it was stated that this would bc reduced halt
by the change. a resolution presented by Mr. Holt
asking transfer by tho Board OF Estimate OF $685.
from the appropriation for Technical Education 10 tho
approrriation for Normal College salaries was
adopted The Board OF Estimate will be asked 20
make the transfer this week.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
HoRsEwH1ppING HER FORMER LOVER.

May Ellingsworth. age nineteen beautiful blonde who
boards with Mrs No 10t Stormave. Jersey CITY
Heights made herself the heroine OK anair
night She born in Glasgow. Scotland, and
until when she came to this country
after the death OF her parents The only relative
she had here aunt who was supposed TO
live Brooklyn, but on making inquiry MISS
EIlinqsworh learned that her re.atve had gone
West The young had inherited comfortable com
but having no desire 70 live In Idle
procured situation In store In New YORK. Whiie
the acquaintance OF Jesse Ihorn young
twenty who lives In sixty sixth ST., New orK
and living clerk in drygOods store lhe rend-
ship between the two ripened into love and IN
proposed marriage ana was accepted inc
wedding fixed for the sunday after Faster
Sunday Ihorno cae on the young woman and asked
released from the engagement lie said his salary would
him in undertaking the support OF vile and as
prospect Of improvement In his financial condition
slight he thought better for both that tho engage
ment shoud be broken oil. MISS Ellingswor,h con;
his undyng love On Tuesday night MISS
daughter went out for walk
the former amazed at meeting orne
I'm company whom he seemed very devoted Miss
hastone home armed herself with horsewhp
am started recTcant lover she overlook
him ia Bcr.enave. I'm front OF the Bergen Reformed
Church and lasici lin unmercnulY over tho head
and shoulders with tho whip Thorne did not stop TO
he could get away he ran
Though Bergcnaye stables and jumped the first
car for the ferry James Gospie and Edward Kennedy.
who Witnessed aIav. offered their services to Miss
Engsworth assist her escort her home but she do
offer with thanks and returned 10 her boarding
10 use in excited but self satisfied condition.
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Runs earnei-Brookiyn. o. Boston Blues. = Home runs
a. smith l. Two bsso hts swsftwood clarke l. Hen
der.on 4 Burn- !. sullivan. l. Threea-c hits Nc
Ts,,.ny 4 o. smith l. Passed bslis-McOic O'Brlcn J.
Will pitches - Henderson, l. Isskin. tifs
has, on balls BrO0kIyn Boston Blafs First base
Brooklyn Boston Blue. struck ont Brookvn
o. Boston Blues, .. Double pisysfardner. Wilson ard
sheclan; Jordon, sheehaa aud smith Umpire Knight
Tlme-ls5O.
The BROOKLYN and Iersey clabs Will PLAY Washing
ton PARK to-day promises 81 be interesting ganc
will be played At the POLO Grounds between Tie Ne"lWk
and Newark clubs.
Al Baltimore baltimore, 81 Buffalo. Z.
Az " arlington " ashingion. ~ Wiilamsl
Al FhilAdel gha- Phtdcpha. o. Athl.uc, >.
Al Princeton -Jerseg CIV ~, Princeton. =.
Al PottstONu Penn amherst IL. ull school. -.
At ~ Loals-sL Louis. Il. indianapolis. 10.
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with by Pasqulo Ggara az 30 III Thompson st. on
Tuesday, dlod at S. VnceLts Hospital yesterday. Ggara
who had spent the night 10 the Mercer street Police Station
the Jefferson Market Police Court and
held without bail 10 await; the result OF Coronors inquest
Deputy ShOor went 90 the hospital TO
makes posnortenl examination OF Gcnortfs body Three ply
the hospital with him down 10 the dead room
the basement % ritness the sutopsy They were much
surprised bnJ the Italians body there and were st
more astonshed 70 hear that II had been removed without
authority An underakeIs wagon had been drvep into the
oT Sody he SAID wee waiting Tor sim fhc engineer 81 ths
hospital WHO was busy getting in supply Of COAL referred
De man 70 the pbysioshs ifs went into the hospital In
3yied wheIs The deadroom was and immediately took the
ftaiisns body away.
1T schoisf afterward made inQuTss No III Thompson
st AZ tbe NercJ Street Police sation, at Police Head
Quarters Mogue but be could not get any Of
Pr bpdy uHl he 10 yhs ssTpoon When he Vac Informed ~
hasAI was sseertsnsd that the undertaken Lad bee4
tsns Y shs hcsp 70 fst ths Rody q sH va had Siss
khs not discovered until carried the Of tho italian
houes uptown and the other mAns reanyoe looked q H.
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TIE KENDALL COMPANY REcOGyIzED

meeting Of the Governing Committee OF the stock
Exchange yesterday for the general purpose OF set
ting some matters business before the close OF the
fiscal year good deal OF talk over report OF the
sub committee on securities I'm regard application by
the Union Telegraph Company TO list It's new Ger
stock Tho engraved work o! the Antilcdi inc
Franklin anil The Homer Lee hank uoa companies only Is
recognized at the Exchange and for many years the
ar,tlne company hal practical monopoly OF tho business
OF engraving stock certificates and bonds ~ Ia-
grown Immensely rich out Of tho prOnts ~ us
privileged AMI the junior companies have hni great
tcuy In securing recognition. II seems that Ito western
Linton Company had certificates engraved
by the Kendall Rank Noie COMPANY and tic Governing Com
Of xchango confronted Yesterday " IN
the alternative accepting the work or giving reason Tor
After discussion the committee d'cded hat IN"
work Vas satisfactory but some rrsirconf 10 regard 70 te
the plates and oh'r minor ~ts wtto lh'4'''
mon pfuc pally as a matter ~ form 10 new ''partnrG
4 member o. tie Commute" remarked ! no result
isht have been dGsrouc 10 tho aPpl Gallon HAD bo,h
mse by company less powerful Than no western mon
Won can glue uiiguatlpn with winch u would haFe
lnrn rr.ct. II hld submitted By % The smaller
COMMA nrs 100 shnsc urtir- deal every day. Tho *
false ia ms itltt "N'' s''
20 day ptotcsit 81. ,.....,.
Inc krmlal nAnk VOTE Company
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MARRYING A CnINEsE LAUNDRYMAN.

John Hop Sing a Chinese aundryman doing usiness At
No $3.50 GrOvest CITY. walked into Justice Davss
yesterday afternoon accom- aned by rather gomi
looking Young white woman and informed the Justice that
they desired married. The young woman gavo her
name Annie Rucker twenty IL was explained That
Chin2man francisco. whom ne
came followed HIM Her parents are both dead ana
Hop ng her since she twelve years
old Justice Davis poormcl the ceremony AMI tho cpe
departed IN a happy frame Of mind. Hop Sings laundry
was the crclt estiyty last night AMI all the Chit
tho city offered their congratulations TO the
nNNlY M Ileua nI
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LTrrLE ARrHUR rsCnEULIY LIKELY TO DIE

LITTLE ARTHUR TSCHEULIN LIhELF TO DIE.
Surgeons at the Roosevelt Hospital sad yesterday that
there slight hope the Of little Arthur Tscheuiin.
who was ace icntay he head Tuesday by his
ptyinato Bernard y In tho West Fifty second Street
trtmmar lad recovered hts soIses dnd aba
h. recognize MI school principal who went to
him hospital in tho morning 10 not possible
10 t!e bullet IOm the boys brain without further
end his
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ype cuIppyyrIrYS TESTIMONY

Mrs Carpenter the Of two or more bakeries was
c1amnc yo,teray on the before Judge Gdcrsecve OF
Henry b. Garrett who is charged with dcirauding Mrs
Carnenier ont ~ $1,000 An interpreter necessary
a. Mr.. Cnarpentier doe. not speak English The Official
Interpreter oi Part T. was not present aud Judge Glider
directed that suspended until he mdc
The witness testI
M that se sent 70 Garrett In California and gave i m
900 AZ her home her In return deed TO
Tue Witch she yo signed by four eliidren Of
three 81 thcn have testned that
they rec each convey their interest Ia the prop
eIty. The tilal va not finished osierday.
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yrw prLrS F0R RiCIyG PIGEONS

The spring congress tho Federation OF Pigeon Flyers
held Yesterday office OF Mrs Emily s. starr
40 ~ Corantst There representatives Of the two
centres present New York is the marking
the rst district snd Philadelphia for tho second
rules adopted, that baskets
containing should he unsosod except at the marking
pacc aud In the presence oi Witnesses and the Other
that birds that oil 300 miles shall receive record
when they of their stamped upon Them
they must bear only 81 he racing secretary This
rule adopted prevent the possibility OF birds bng re-
IN by
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber of Commerce, p m.
Funeral OF Miss Catherine Wolfe Grace Church. 10 a. M
wYork East Methodist Episcopal Conference. Mount
Vernon. 10 a. 80 -
Rapid Transit Commissioners, Mutual Life Insurance
building, D. III.
Baptist Social Union. Delmonco.s, evening
Reception OF Kit Kat Club, No 20 East Fonrteenthst
evening.
County Democracy Executive Committee Cooper Union.
SPIN.
Pane will case before Surrogate Rollins.
Serviss How Worlds are Made"
Nostrand Avenue NJ. f. Church Brooklyn. p m.
Suffrage League No 4 Lexington-ave.. D p. ~.
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NEM..IERSEY.

UopoKFy Christine Miller girl OF sixteen. has
been missing her home. No lsG Newark
ST. mother hcghbornS store aud SIZE did
not return
PAIERsoy-The Republicans ana democrats both held their
night The Republicans nominated Charles d.
R-ckwith Mayor aud Parker and Nixon Campbell
for assessors The Democrats nominated cNJufgo John n
Daecers fOf Mayor and william II. Bradley and Eugene
Coyan fo ExMayor Nathan Barrett elined the
Labor nomination for Mayor.